Neon Icon

Dive into the vibrant and eccentric world of Riff Raff with his debut studio album, "Neon Icon," released on June 24, 2014, via Mad Decent. This 15-track masterpiece clocks in at just under 48 minutes, packed with high-energy beats and Riff Raff's signature rapid-fire delivery. "Neon Icon" is a testament to Riff Raff's unique style, blending humor, pop culture references, and raw hip-hop energy.

The album kicks off with "Introducing The Icon," setting the tone for the whirlwind of tracks that follow. Standout collaborations include "Lava Glaciers" featuring Childish Gambino and "Aquaberry Dolphin" with the late Mac Miller, adding depth and variety to the project. "Cool It Down" features Amber Coffman, offering a smooth interlude amidst the high-octane tracks.

Riff Raff doesn't shy away from local flavor, with "How To Be The Man" featuring Houston legends Slim Thug and Paul Wall on the remix, giving the album a regional twist. Skits like "Jody 3 Moons" and "The Bloomingdales At Windshire Palace" add a narrative element, breaking up the tracks and keeping the energy dynamic.

"Neon Icon" is not just an album; it's a celebration of Riff Raff's rise to fame, filled with catchy hooks, clever lyrics, and an unapologetic attitude. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to Riff Raff's music, this album is a wild ride from start to finish.